The intervening Atlantic Ocean tends to preclude our knowledge and understanding of countries ‘over the pond’ Colin Jones in his Shortest History of France takes us back to Gaul, as
Odelia Babel is the CEO of a major fashion empire and is set to marry her second husband, a man twenty-five years younger. She whisks all of her family to
Family is always complicated, and no one knows that better than Natalie, who navigates her father’s birthday party while balancing her secret relationship with his best friend. Keeping that secret
Alma Cruz is a writer nearing the end of her career, who watched her friend obsess for years over an unfinished novel that possessed her until she died. Rather than
Wilderness Navigation by Bob Burns and Mike Burns is a handy book for anyone wanting to learn more about the uses of maps, compasses, altimeters, and GPS. First published in
On November 16, 1959, a National Airlines flight went down over the Gulf of Mexico, killing forty-two people. Among them was Robert Spears, a naturopath who had previously faced trouble
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